In Pennsylvania, is a living will/power of attorney required to be notarized?
Living wills are NOT required to be notarized in Pennsylvania. If you want to press it, you can ask to talk to their attorney and give them a copy...
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Living wills are NOT required to be notarized in Pennsylvania. If you want to press it, you can ask to talk to their attorney and give them a copy...
I agree with the other answers. Take a look at an accounting of the estate so you know what the assets and debts are. Depending on how much is...
You are best going to an accountant for a specific answer to your question because it has to do with taxes and tax payment planning. If this were...
Here's one way to find out -- search on the PA Criminal Docket Search web page. http://ujsportal.pacourts.us/DocketSheets/CP.aspx
What I understand from your question is that you own an e-commerce website of some sort, and someone is accusing you of supposedly requesting their...
The other attorneys are correct. Before I, or anybody else, would be able to help you, we would need to know how the house was "left to" the...
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The language you quoted looks like it was pulled from a contract. If it's a contract that an attorney prepared for you, your best bet is to ask he...
There is an order of priority as far as what you have to pay in what order in an insolvent estate. Depending on what the credit card bills are...
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I -- or any other attorney -- would have to see the non-compete and ask you a few questions in order to be able to advise you properly. That being...
I think I understand your question -- that you are asking how you would evict the boyfriend after your friend dies and you inherit her property. ...
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